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Monday, February 02, 2015

We are delighted to announce the release of Yearn for iOS. Your phone is the camera you are most likely to use, and we all take a lot of photos. Yearn finds photos using the date and your location to evoke fond memories. Browse and share your precious memories with those you love. Yearn won’t get in the way. Use the Today widget to quickly see its selections, or glance at the app icon to see how many memories it has found for you. Yearn runs on any iOS 8 device.
Yearn has been entirely developed in Swift, to learn a bit more about how the sausage was made check out the post on Swift Studies - Writing our first Swift app

Sunday, June 15, 2014

Tuesday, January 14, 2014

We pleased to say Oyster 1.2 has just been approved by Apple and the update should be availble through the App Store over the next few hours.

Oyster 1.2 is a modeset update with some minor bug fixes, and adds support for Rx+ (a set of Regex categories and Macros available on Github here). We came across these and have to say that they are very well thought out and we’ve started using them ourselves. You can follow the creator @BendyTree we think he deserves a big thanks for making one of those more convoluted pieces of API much cleaner for the common (80%) tasks!

Tuesday, July 02, 2013

We’ve just released version 1.1 of Oyster, the Mac Regex Tool. This release adds a new feature (CodeBox snippet integration) as well as fixing a couple of bugs.

The more observant amongst you will notice that the Oyster icon, product page, and Oyster Farm have all also have a bit of a refresh. The moment we ran it on Mavericks, we knew we needed to make sure it would fit in a little better from day one.

As always even though Apple has approved the update, it will take a little while to roll out around the world, but that process is normally complete within a few hours.